The 2021 All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen Contest will run October 6-9, 2021.
Interested in competing for the crown? Applications are due August 1.
The 2020 All American Quarter Horse Congress Has Been Cancelled
The Ohio Quarter Horse Association regretfully announces the cancellation of the 2020 All American Quarter Horse Congress, scheduled for September 29 - October 25. The uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic simply prevents safely moving forward in Columbus Ohio. The well-being of our workers, exhibitors and attendees is our highest priority and based on the information we have today, the risk is simply too great. Thank you for understanding this difficult decision.
“It is a sad day with the cancellation of the 2020 All American Quarter Horse Congress. Hearing all the concerns from the local and state health departments, and the CDC, it was the right decision to make to keep people safe and healthy,” said Dr. Scott Myers, CEO of the Ohio Quarter Horse Association. “It is disappointing to all who worked tirelessly in preparation for this year’s Congress, and I want to personally thank you for your continued support. I look forward to the biggest and best Congress ever in 2021.”
Sincere thanks to the many loyal Congress sponsors, exhibitors and supporters. We are in this together, our industry is strong and rest assured, the Congress will be here in 2021. Details on moving forward and further updates will be available on quarterhorsecongress.com.
2019 Congress Queen is Mariah Sherer
2019 All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen
Mariah Sherer | Tri-State QHA
1st Runner-Up
Sabrina Turner | Louisiana QHA
2nd Runner-Up
Heidi Nelson | Ontario OQHA
Miss Congeniality
Jessica Crozier | Northern Ohio QHA
Interview
1 - Sabrina Turner | Louisiana QHA
2 - Carlie Massie | Virginia QHA
3 - Mariah Sherer | Tri-State QHA
4 - Heidi Nelson | Ontario QHA
5 - Carla Carfora | River Cities QHA
6 - Katelyn Clapp | Michigan QHA
7 - Kaitlyn Jackson | Ohio Michigan Indiana QHA
8 - Autumn Paige Carter | West Virginia QHA
9 - Kylie Marie Good | Pennsylvania QHA
10 - Kimberly Hill | Eastern Ohio QHA
Written Test
1 - Mariah Sherer | Tri-State QHA
2 - Alexis Taylor | Ohio QHA
3 - Sarah Beth Felker | South Carolina QHA
4 - Kylie Marie Good | Pennsylvania QHA
5 - Sabrina Turner | Louisiana QHA
6 - Heidi Nelson | Ontario QHA
7 - Katelyn Clapp | Michigan QHA
8 - Whitney Teeter | Tennessee QHA
9 - Carlie Massie | Virginia QHA
10 - Kimberly Hill | Eastern Ohio QHA
Horsemanship
1 - Kimberly Hill | Eastern Ohio QHA
2 - Mariah Sherer | Tri-State QHA
3 - Sarah Beth Felker | South Carolina QHA
4 - Sabrina Turner | Louisiana QHA
5 - Alexis Taylor | Ohio QHA
6 - Heidi Nelson | Ontario QHA
7 - Carlie Massie | Virginia QHA
8 - Carla Carfora | River Cities QHA
9 - Kaitlyn Jackson | Ohio Michigan Indiana QHA
10 - Hannah Menchhofer | Indiana QHA
2018 Congress Queen is Taylor Foster
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2018 ALL AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE CONGRESS QUEEN
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Taylor Fostor - Indiana Quarter Horse Association
1st Runner Up Ashton Williams | Arkansas Quarter Horse Association
2nd Runner Up Mariah Sherer | Tri State Quarter Horse Association
Miss Congeniality Alexis Ziemak | Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Association
Interview
10 - Alexis Ziemak Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Assoc
9 - Carlie Massie Virginia QHA
8 - Bailey Haas Southern Ohio QHA
7 - Mariah Sherer Tri State QHA
6 - Tiana Domingos Ontario QHA
5 - Claire Flynn New York State QHA
4 - Alexis Taylor Northern Ohio QHA
3 - Allison Hinson South Carolina QHA
2 - Taylor Foster Indiana QHA
1 - Ashton Williams Arkansas QHA
Written Exam
10 - Carlie Massie Virginia QHA
9 - Shelby Peteler Wisconsin QHA
8 - Allison Hinson South Carolina QHA
7 - Tiana Domingos Ontario QHA
6 - Alexis Taylor Northern Ohio QHA
5 - Alexis Ziemak Ohio Quarter Horse Racing Assoc
4 - Claire Flynn New York State QHA
3 - Ashton Williams Arkansas QHA
2 - Mariah Sherer Tri State QHA
1 - Taylor Foster Indiana QHA
Horsemanship
10 - Lauren Barnes Michigan QHA
9 - Fallyn Harkin Ohio Michigan Indiana QHA
8 - Sydney Ibarra Northern West Virginia QHA
7 - Tiana Domingos Ontario QHA
6 - Carlie Massie Virginia QHA
5 - Alexis Taylor Northern Ohio QHA
4 - Mariah Sherer Tri State QHA
3 - Ashton Williams Arkansas QHA
2 - Anneleise Ritzi Buckeye Southern QHA
1 - Taylor Foster Indiana QHA
Contestants - Exercise Caution During Preparations
The 51st All American Quarter Horse Congress is just over five months away! The Congress Queen Contest committee cannot wait to welcome all of the wonderful women competing this fall. We would like to take this time to remind all contestants that while we encourage thoughtful preparation ahead of the upcoming contest, the committee does not endorse any business advertising services to Congress Queen contestants. We have been made aware that there are some businesses using the Queen Contest brand and advertising services on behalf of the All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen Contest without consent of the committee. Please be cautious as you prepare and we look forward to seeing you in October! If you have any questions about the contest, please contact us directly and we would be happy to help.
2017 Congress Queen Crowning
Join us for the CROWNING of the 50th Congress Queen during the Freestyle Reining intermission Saturday, October 14th.
Save the Dates - October 11 - 14, 2017
SAVE THE DATES - October 11th - 14th, 2017 to see who will be crowned the 2017 All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen
Want more information on becoming a All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen Contest contestant?
Contact: Jaymie Drury ~ shortcakerdh@gmail.com ~ 740.808.4708 Elaine Wells ~ wells3@columbus.rr.com ~ 740.808.3716
